Submitted by Candlejack on April 15, 2010 - 11:15pm.
I once saw a documentry and it had a guy in it with really bad O.C.D. Like so bad it was runing his day to day life looked like it would suck. In his defence the table does look really nice.
Heh, OCD, like everything, has levels. I'd say I'm a "this can isn't facing the right way, i'll fix the entire shelf." which is way down from "I CAN'T STEP ON THE GRAY TILES OR IT'LL RUIN EVERYTHING!" level.
Submitted by Slowhomes on April 27, 2010 - 11:58am.
I do the gray tiles thing, but only because i'm a weirdo and make little rules for what tires i can step on; but i definately don't have OCD, or my room would be clean. XD
Submitted by ZekeStaright on April 18, 2010 - 1:42am.
My work gave me OCD, I can't walk through the clothes section of a department store w/o straightening fixtures & folding tables & I yell at my mother whenever she doesn't put something back where she found it o(>3<)o
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Submitted by tomart109 on April 19, 2010 - 4:39pm.
Yep, if someone pointed that out, I'd go back and respace the chairs....
But it's frustrating, people will come along and move the chairs! I'd have to do it again!
I think this is what cured me... well, kinda. I still alphabetize misplaced videos in the store.
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That was me at the Deli I worked at. It distracted me so badly when people left their food out and didn't clean up after themselves. And when it's your job to use machines that can slice your fingers off, being distracted is a bad, bad thing.
Submitted by tony horton on December 6, 2010 - 9:36pm.
I used to work at a restaurant before also and now I have a much deeper respect for the people that serve my food, I always make sure to clean up my area and stack the plates and cups to the end of the table, just makes it easier.
Submitted by JohnnieCanuck on April 19, 2010 - 8:36pm.
Actually, if he had it really bad, he'd spell it CDO, in the correct alphabetical order.
I think most successful engineers have or develop some of these traits. It's part of the job to check everything twice and then check again to see if anything got missed. Then there's that whole belt and suspenders approach to designing things.
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:O Mean. :P
yeah, so mean. but hey, it made me laugh =). I can't resume on my writing stuff because I can't contain my laugh trip.
That would totally be me, the guy straightening things, i do it a book and movie stores all the time - alphabetical people!
Dude I do that all the time! book stores, FYE, stuff like that the dvds and manga all out of order -twitch-
I once saw a documentry and it had a guy in it with really bad O.C.D. Like so bad it was runing his day to day life looked like it would suck. In his defence the table does look really nice.
... I straighten chairs like that ALL the time. At least I don't HAVE to do it... most of the time...
Heh, OCD, like everything, has levels. I'd say I'm a "this can isn't facing the right way, i'll fix the entire shelf." which is way down from "I CAN'T STEP ON THE GRAY TILES OR IT'LL RUIN EVERYTHING!" level.
I do the gray tiles thing, but only because i'm a weirdo and make little rules for what tires i can step on; but i definately don't have OCD, or my room would be clean. XD
This looks really nice, Angela! Was this still done in marker?
Watercolour this week, I was in a watercolour mood. I'm glad you like it! :)
*giggles* Every restaurant needs an OCD guy! ^_^
My work gave me OCD, I can't walk through the clothes section of a department store w/o straightening fixtures & folding tables & I yell at my mother whenever she doesn't put something back where she found it o(>3<)o
Jam,
Check out Murphy's Laws and other reasons why things go wrong- the Engineering edition. I have some of the Engineering ones in my 26th anniversary edition which i can send if you'd like. i think that many would be appropriate for the Ask an Engineer blog
I laughed at this. Exactly 12 times. And then I clicked the back button on my web browser. Exactly 3 times (because it is Monday). And then ... :)
I see what you did there, and hence I am leaving a reply with exactly seventeen words.
I used to serve in a restaurant and I felt like this all the time, really good by the way! rofl
Yep, if someone pointed that out, I'd go back and respace the chairs....
But it's frustrating, people will come along and move the chairs! I'd have to do it again!
I think this is what cured me... well, kinda. I still alphabetize misplaced videos in the store.
Jam, I just joined your site, and I want to commend you on your watercolor work! I loved your comic already, but your coloring is rich, lush and delicious (yum, like this one, 452, is like a chocolate-cherry dessert...)
That's what my art needs, color. I do realistic graphite portraits, but at best, they're like b&w photos. Color rocks the world!
Thanks for showing us your world, in such a delightful and entertaining way. :)
That was me at the Deli I worked at. It distracted me so badly when people left their food out and didn't clean up after themselves. And when it's your job to use machines that can slice your fingers off, being distracted is a bad, bad thing.
I used to work at a restaurant before also and now I have a much deeper respect for the people that serve my food, I always make sure to clean up my area and stack the plates and cups to the end of the table, just makes it easier.
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Actually, if he had it really bad, he'd spell it CDO, in the correct alphabetical order.
I think most successful engineers have or develop some of these traits. It's part of the job to check everything twice and then check again to see if anything got missed. Then there's that whole belt and suspenders approach to designing things.
I do realistic portraits,but at best..
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The first squash court in North America appeared at St. Paul's School in New Hampshire in 1884. In 1904 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, the earliest national association of squash in the world was formed as the United States Squash Racquets Association, (USSRA), now known as US-Squash. http://www.roehamptonclub.co.uk/sports/squash/
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